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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

Mr.. BARNUM declines to say whether the
report that Mr.. Collins was offered, through
him, the post of Secretary of War, after the
flag affair, be true or not. Mr.. Hewitt de.
clines to sag whether or not the report that
he is opposed to the denomination of Presi-
dent Cleveland, be true. And yet Mr.. Bar
mum and Mir. Hewitt. both now we'll ad.
vsuced in years, have never before hesitated
to deny any report ccSoerning themselves,
if it were incorrect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

THE REPUBLICANS of Ohio demand "a
free ballet and fair count in the Southern
States" And yet it was only g year or two
ago that the same republicans had negro
roughs from Kentucky, armed with English
bulldogs, serving as U. S. deputy marshals
in Cincinnati, and preventing democrats
from voting there; and the very man they
recommend fer President was the chief fac
tor in the unfair count by which the vote OF
Louisiana was stolen in 1876.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

The August number OF Our Little Ones has
been received from the Russell Publishing
Company, Boston. This is All extremely in
teresting number, and will afford much
pleasure to children during the not days of
August.
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Injured by Il Blast.

HUDSON, n. Y, July 29-Three men were
seriously injured by premature blast at
Burden furnace yesterday. They are still
alive with but faint hopes of their recovery.
The accident was the result of their own
carnossness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29
Another accident on tie e. &C., q

PrrTsBURc, July % -ra9 express train
No. 4, west bound on the Baltimore and
Ohio Road, due in this city at 6 80 this
morning dashed into the FIRST section
of the west bound freight train No. 81.
standing on the main track at West Ncw-
ton, 30 miles east of this city. Fireman
Orbin, Of tbs freight train, was Instantly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

THE American Papermake rs' Association,
at their annual meeting at Saratoga, on the
9th inst. took strong ground for the main
tenance of the protective tariff, AID also
agreed to raise the price OF their product.
In regard to petition from their employees
for gu increase of wages, they passed res
olutiou to the effect that it is inexpedient
to leeislate upon questions affecting the
business management of individual mem
hers of the association by undertaking to
ntrol tho wages paid to operators or the
hours OF labor 1t was expedient for them
to legislate for the continuance of the pro
tectiye tariff and for the increase in the
price of paper, but inexpedient to legislate
for an increase in the wages Of their en-
ployes. But this is only fair sample OF
the true inwardness of proteciiopists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29
WANTS.

WatermeIOnS and CantaiOHDGS
AND SWEET POTATOES
DURING THE SEASON.
Their long experience in the business enables
them to select the hes: and freshest articles that
come TO market.
Those fsvoring them with their patronage arc
guaranteed satisfaction.
Watermclons kept ON ice for customers
Orders from the country solicited.
iy25 I'm
TX BBLs CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, hest
30 known brands bought before the advance
for sale low by
ian13 c. MGLGURN
A FIRST RATE STOCKING FOR CHILDREN
| n. to So ribbed; white feet and III color 81!
l0c per pair at
my1$ AMOS Z. SLAYAfhkERS
U,NGIIsIi and AMERICAS. sCYTHES. Ilsy
IL Rakes. Scythc Stones, Sc, at wholesale and
retail by
ie9 IT CREIGHTON & sos.
A FULL LINE or FANCY BASKETS. in
"A Guiding Lunch Fruit and Flower Baskets.
| just received by
je28 &c. MILRUEN.
TOMATO CATSUP, Chow Chow. Mixed Mus
i tard and Mixed Pickles in bulk, for sale in
quantities to SUIT by
nov19 &c MILBURN.
CHoIcE FLORIDA and AlEssINA ORANGE,
" for sale low by
fcb1o J.C.MlLBUEE
N Ew RAIsINs, NUTS, ORANGES, LEMONS
* &c, &c, inst received by
nov3o &c NtTLBUEN
A FULL STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF DO
N MESrIC DRY GOODS offered at tho lowest
prices by Imyl4l AMOS p. SLAYSlhKEE
" ITCHEN, CRYSTAL AND PEERLESS
IN Securing Soaps, FOR sale by
au24 J. C. MLBURN.
DRINK MONEYS NERVE FOOD
apo H.LUNT.
05O0 LBS PURE BUc8wHEAT FLOUR for
ian3 !. e. MILBURN.
DUBBER DRESSING COMES, a fine assortment
III from 4hc cheapest TO the best grades ut
my14 AMOS r. SLAYMAKER'S.
IN GROSS RUMFoRD's YEAST POWDER re-
LU ceived to-day by
mh22 &c. MILBURN.
DHEUMATIsM CURED BY DR.. MITcHELL's
III Celebrated Rheumatism Plaster, for sale b.
sp1I w. +. CREIGHTON & co.
NHOICE MACKEREL and POTOMAC ROE
~ HERRING for sale by
feb24 j. G. MILBURN
NEoNTsERRAT and LINE FRUIT JUICE re-
Iy1 ceved to-day by
je2O JIG AILBURN
ICED TEA-Extra- mixed Tea, suitable for Iced
IL Tea 50c per lb, can be had at
je1G JIG. MILBURNS.
EREsHL Y-sMOKED SUGAR-CURED sHOUI-
l. DERS and BREAKFAST PIECES received
to-day by ljy22l j. c. MILBURN.
DHILLIPs's DIGEsTIBLE COCOA. highly re
i commended for nyaIids and children for sale
by liy22l J. c. MlLBURN.
DULvERIZED SALT, in boxes, suitable for ia
apps w j. C. bILBURN.
OHoICE FLORIDA ORANGES and FANCY
~ MESSINA LEMONS just received by
mh14 J. C. GILBURN.
ELOUR.-superlativ Crystal, Triumph, New
T. South. Henroon and TenDcy Flor fer sale
low by [dec3 J. c. MILBuRN.
CTRICTLY PURE GROUND SPICES received
dec18 &c SuLBURN
CTEELs for ladies' skirts, with 4ad without
my12 AMOS b. sLAyMAEER's.
Z BBLS CHOICE NEW YORK BEANS received
y to-day by
novS j. c MiLBtRN
T,HE BEST ROASTED and GROUND CoFFEEs
i for sale at j. MII.RURN'S,
je7 Il north Royal St.
A MOTHER INVOICE OF STRAINED HONEY
II received to-day By
ap4 J. G. NILBU3N
VERY handsome assortment Of p. X. and
II SILK I'm HAND SCARS, from 10 zoe At
my16 A. =. SUMMARIES.
C,AssARD'S LARD for sale
" jy14 q MlLBUhN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

THE PLATFORM of the Ohio republicans,
as just adopted by their State convention,
declares that 1--WE deprecate national
strife and divisions. We have placed the
war, with its hates and revenges, behind
u.s." And yet, in subsequent section, it
also declares that 1--WE do especially in.
dorse aud approve Gov. Foraker's patriotic
declaration that no rebel flags shall be sur
rendered while he is Governor +; and we
further indorse and approve his prompt &C
ton in iusttuiug restraining measures to
prevent the unlawful order of President
Cleveland from being executed" The re
pubicans of Ohio evidently subscribe to the
doctrine of ex. commissioner Raum, another
republican, which is, that modern poliii-
clan can't afford TO be consistent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

A FULL LINE OF FANCY BASKETS, i'm
"A Guiding Lunch, Fruit and Flower Baskets.
just received by
je2S !. c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

ICED TEA-Extra mixed Tea, suitable FOR Iced
Il Tea, 50c per ID, can be had at
ie1G &c. MILBITRE'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

DHILLIPs'S DIGESTIBLE COCOA. highly re
i commended for inyalids and children, for sale
by liy22l J. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

UREsHLY SMOKED sUGAR-CURED sHoUL-
IL DERS and BREAKFAST PIECES received
to-day by ljy22 J. G.. bfILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29
WatermeIonS and CantaiOnDeS
AND SWEEP POTATOES

DURING ME SEASON
Their long experience in the business enables
them to select the best and freshest articles that
come TO market
Those favorins them with their patronage ara
guaranteed satisfaction.
Watermelons kept on ice for customers.
Orders from the country solicited
iy25 I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

DULVERIZED SALT, in boxes suitable for ia.
il bic and dairy, received to-day by
apps J. c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

DOMATO CATSUP, Chow Chow, Mixed Mus
il tard aud Mixed Pickles in bulk, for sale in
quantities to SUIT by
nOv19 j. {. HILRURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

ToNTsERRAT and LINE FRUIT JUICE re.
INl ceived to-day by
je20 &c 3ILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

OHOICE FLORIDA ORANGES and FANCY
~ MESSINA LEMONS just received by
mh14 ]. G. GILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-07-29

C,H0ICE ORANGES just received by
u mY1S J. C. MILBURN
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Art In Marble.

The pedestrian along Delaware ave.
nue. between Jefferson and Madison
streets often stops TO admire the new
and interesting work In marble monu
meats, msntels and household decoYa
tions.
Tbs deeply contrasting and rich colors
OF the different granite add TO the I'm.
pressive fea,urrs OF the art work. In
this sge every trade hAs made wonder.
ful proere.e. Here nre massive Asd
tastefully dosigned monuments OF
Scotch granite and Georgia marble, OF
Maine granite and Vermont marble, OF
Italian msrbls aud Quipzy. granite,
ranging in p,icee from Sl00 70 5000 and
upwards The designs sre not only
tasteful and pleasing. but solid and
su ubstsntiai.
Every variety OF marble and stone c
are d sed here in eraveetoBes and mopu
mepts, rsnsicg In prices all the way
from six dollars up to hundreds.
Marb utps are tarDed In America,
but Maine granite urn ,nrned In Scos
laf d was seeu.
We refer 10 the we'll known marble
works of Nj. John l. Malone, one OF
our well known fellow citizens, who
takes great delight In chiseliog the mar
BILE himself. notwithstanding the NUN
ber OF hands he employs. Some OF the
finest marble work on public buildings
in Wilmington has boen done by Mr..
Malone and his skilled artists In mar
Bile and stoJ Q.
All kinds OF marble and slate man
tells ara Ia stock and to order.
Satisfaction Is guaranteed BY Mr.
Malone on all work Ls pats up.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

TEE FJRR YESTERDAY sfiernoon vas
ons OF tAo best illaserauons thar GOULD
have oeC6rrsd OF ~ folly Of the peotos-
ed dsysssm Of dis'tfcting the Clay ThRee
OF the engines were ous ~ the test In
the morning, and consequently were In
their houses when the hre broke out
Ano sber one, having hnisbed the test In
the afternoon was sent honss oonse-
auently three were two engines At she
foot OF French street when the fre
broke out, bus the majority OF tbs mem.
bers OF the other four companies were
on the ground - spectators, And when
the alarm Was struck had 70 run 10
their different engine houses for shsif
apparatus, and Considerable tuna slAps-
cd before some OF the companies reach.
ed the fre. In our opinion . similar
state OF affs,rs would exist II the city
was divided into districts, - when IN
alarm was struck there would ec very
few firemen who would mot respond,
and II IL became necessary 70 strike .
second alarm, the members Of the en-
giues tha, were not called out would
have 70 return 70 their houses for the
apparatus, aud In this way much
valuable time would necessarily be
wasted.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

The experiments with the pneu uAtlc
gun recently invented prove t6 to be
the most formidable instrum ent Of de-
etruation ever mAnufsctured. Last
Friday ten shells, each containing ATTY
dve pounds Of explosive gelAtine. were
discharged In ten minutes and thirty
seconds. Four OF these projeo,iies
failed In the matter OF range, going
over the mark, or falling short, while
the other six would have struck within
. space Of six yards on the side OF 9
ship. A trial shot was also made with
Q she'll corresponding to charge OF one
hundred pounds OF explosive Relatine,
and this prof sctile WAS thrown dis
tAnoe OF two and half miles. The
drs. experiments with this gun clearly
demonstrated that from two to four
shots only would be required to sha.ter
and sink the largest vessel s1 )at, and
ae these can be Ared inside OF ave min
utes, II would bs comparatively an easy
tAsk TO destroy an entire fses. The
tn!y trouble that We can see In this
matter 10 tha fa,t tina. other nations
can buy this terrible weapon of war
tAre, and II necessary turn 1t sgsinst
cur cities and to wns. II will ,ho wever,
hxve the effs,t OF shortening wars. SO
thu. they will be decided In weeks, In
steal Of lasting for years.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

'RKTTER LATE than never" is' an
CID adsse which should BE- transposed
70 read "better never late" The tirss
will spoly TO the proclamation OF Gov
ernor Bggs, Offering reWsrd for the
burglars who attem pied to rob the bank
at New Castle ls.t Friday morning. We
do n o. know how much red tape the
exec 1ave has to I'm wind before ha can
Offer reward in case OF this kind,
but ", d. kuow that hAd this reward
bsea fired last Saturday 1t would
have hsd more effeot than Il can possi-
bly, have At pretept These men have
had time 10 put hundreds Of miles be-
tween them and New CASTLE. an oppor.
tuDity which no doubt they have i'm.
proved. II the Governor, or the bank
Oh ota's had offered the reward immedi.
Ateiy after the crime was committed,
and while the trail Was fresh, thert
might bAve been some hope OF briD 81 I
those villains TO justice, but 1t seeml
70 Us that now the chances are very
sim.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
whNAMk kKERY

gs4LADKEralA. iussdsy, Cciooer4, 1887.
Rugs Have you realized
how much space we are CIV
ing to them? Probably not.
The Carpet eecticn is so big
and SO crowded with new,
bright things that you are
lot likely to think Of the
room any special sort takes.
Half an acre for Mats
Rugs, Felts, and Ar,
Squares, Every grade anc
price, from the cheapest
back-door Mat to the fines,
Indian or Persian Rug
Under what o'her roof car
you see the like2 Not long
ago only a long purse coulc
reacn 10 the nne floor art
works Of the Orient. w,
have pulled the price dowr
and com to almost apy,
bo0y's hand.
In Cocoa goods, such al
are used ter the ordinar,
Brush Mats, we begin at 6
cents; then up and VI
through evc,y size ant
quality.
Our stock OF Cocoa Wool
bordered Mats tor vsstibule
is made especially for u
from extra quality materia
We sell them at the price
of ordinary goods.
The Rope or Chain Mat
which are sometimes put t
"outside" ser vice as scraper
r come in 7 sizes; 60 cents I
S..
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
A Good Grocer,

Little children are Often seen trad ing
in Mr. James Mecauley's grocery store,
No. ITO East Second street. This
proves, what his numerous patrons
well know, thty get exactly the same
prices and Jest as kind treatment as
their fathers and mothers. Mr.. Me
cAu.ey has been doing business In the
market and in Second street for 20
years. His stLre full o? the choicest
goods and almost CONSTANT stream OF
buyers are ome Of the Gro wning fruits
o! a prosperous mercantile career. He
keeps iull ine of the choicest family
groctrles, all fruits and vegetables In
ri sson, fresh cspn.d GOOD. and AL the
family supplies ion0d In FIRST class
grocery stores. Mr.. mscsuley, who 10
peculiarly sdvsntassd in knowing the
market all tie tine, knows how 20 set
his prices ,h- lowest, quality consid
sreo, aud thus TO command popular
eA,eg paity
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
Always hight.

Certain members OF the Democratic
party claim thA. their party has ai ways
occupied the proper position on every
question shat has claimed public atten-
tion. O.oourse, gentlemen. your party
In your estimation is immscn!Ak! II
was in the right Ia trying N break up
our governmsu; In the rtznt iu ooun-
tenanoing sec-sslor; Ia the right on hr'
ing on Fort Sumpter In the right In
carrying on Q wsr for four years 70 force
the Republicans TO acknowledge their
theories. We do not wish 20 dispute
with such gentlemen, rs they will be
very opt 10 get ous OF humor. Stick TO
Il, gentlemen. the Democratic party hss
Al ways been rIgh. and the Republicans
have always been wrong from your
stAnd point
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

SoME OF the men empsnelsd In the
case Of Henry Goldsbury yesterday, no
doubs thought the way Of Juror was
q hard road to travel. This jury went
out shortly after 10 o'clock and did not
agree upon . verdict until after 4
O'clock In the afternoon, which no
doubt Was finally expedited by the
cravings Of hunger. They came In
court with visions OF . good dinner OF
the nearest restaurant as soon - their
vordlct wac recorded, and must have
been intensely dlsgusted to learn that
the panel WAS abou. exhausted by the
dra wing Of jury to try another case,
sad that they would have to wait and
see II there was any challenges. Tdere
wns some challenges, and some OF the
hungry jurors were drawn TO fill their
places, while the others were given hall
an hour to g out and hunt somethtn 3
70 cat. 1. Is but seldom q thing OF this
kind occurs, bu. when IL does /: Ia
enough to make man wish he had
been born lucky enough never to have
been drawn IS juror.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
shocking Regissry frauds
49, At.-->A ~ shn ia .

It hes been discovered that the Demo
orsts intend to control the election 10
Baltimore BY the preparation OF the
Grossest frauds that have ever polluted
the ballot box. The Olussps' R Storm
League having been granted perutssion
By the oourts 70 examine the poll books
and registration lists, u was discovered
shAt the names OF mon who have been
dead from ten 10 hfteen years have
bssu retained on the lists, and persons
have been found to porsonase them aud
vose regularly at the elections. On
6aturd ~ over 400 names were stricken
from the lists in single ward by tbs
dire ,tion Of the chief Justice. LAwyers
ere busy In every ward In the o'ty, and
they have thousands OF cases Ter the
courts to aot upon. Slx Illegal voters
from one house we're discovered. II is
esHm Ated that there are st least 5000
nsmes ON the lists In the city that do
not belong there. The E1gsne Htg.
Rtuses have done their work faithfully,
bat IL 10 hoped that they may be foiled.
All the judges In the city will hear sp.
peAls Tomorrow, and the oorrupsers OF
ths ballot boxes may well fear the re-
suit I, 10 said that the investi cations
OF the Lssgus have disclosed oases In
which names have been taken from
ths directories of other cities, and In
'ous csse the names OF IN entire class 1t
. medical college was found 10 have
teeu registered in one ward and regu.
larry voted, though none Of them had
lived in the city for years. Its fur
aAsr alleged thu. the registration cfa-
oars are engaged In . concerted attempt
TO hinder the agents Of the League In
their efforts 70 detect and expose the In.
tsnded fraud. One OF the registers
stated that they do this under advise
mont OF counsel, that counsel being tie
secretary OF the Democratic State Com-
mistee. With ell the courts In the city
and the judges OF the Supreme Bench
dtttng, It 10 probable that sufa ,isnt
number Of names will be stricken of
the lists TO seriously chsck me bosses In
their fraudulent " ork At the coming
election. When suoh scoundrelism is
prsottced 1t 10 not surprising that BALI.
more is 30 thoroughly Dsmo,rA.io.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04

THE Graham investigation business
Ia, TO use mild term, becoming monot.
onous, and the people are growing heart
tiy tired and siok OF 1t. 1t Ia about
time 1t WAS brought TO q close, and II 1t
is the in.ention oi the ma jpri.y OF the
com mtttee to shi.ewAsh Mr.. Graham,
as has been inttmstsd, the quicker IL is
done the bettar. The proceedings lss.
night were simply dissraos'u', ard the
Language used such as Ia carefully
esche wed by gentlemen, while the re-
ports OF the NEE ing IS published in to.
days papers, places the eduo.ioost
system OF Wilmington In . very upar-
vtsbie ligh' before our neigh5or Let
the farce end % soon as possible, and
We assure the CON mittee tha. the sooner
II is ended the better the public will be
satisfied.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
THE FALL TERM OF
MRS LAUEI "A OsaooD HI
SELECT SCH

nW Doth sexes, willopen Mon
ssm Der LIB. At the Nor.h.asl
y insh and King streets.
olasses vi \ Do formed In all
mon and higher EnglIsh n,
bookkeeping and such Aps
Modern Languages as NAV hs|
fne Primary Department wd
ger An experi enoed teacher, vi
insure It's patt success.
Terms from IS to tl8 per Quj
coruing 70 Classification.
For further information spnl1
MRS BARKSl
aDtf 800 Market sEes
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
k.iecitio isAIiMeY

The euploye. o! Contractor Mahoney
wero basil working Iast night under
this hrc lighss epdeavoring 30 connect
the eleclric braach with the main track.
They worked quickly and nearly com.
plettd the COLI sctiCn
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
I = r -
HOME. READ

Now that the eyenin
getting | onger you will
more incli nation to stay al
and read. To do so with
ure It's ne ecessary to hav
light. Our Student Oil vi
you a clea ar, white light, |
to read by This means pr|
ton OF eyesight, as I'D
light requires you to use |
cles, with all the conseqd
convenien nces. Ask your
for Studeh ut Oil, or get ii
from us.P ut up in one gall
five gallo a handy cans tod
use.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-04
wAUAaAKnus'

II u
Mats to order to fit any
space, and can have a mono
gram or a number inserted
|in the body Of the Mat.
Steel-Wire Door Mats,
too. For cars, or steam
boats, or elevators, or vesti.
bules In public places Self
cleaning, no shaking; wear
for years and stand any
weather.
I6x24 to 36x48 In;
$2.5o to $500.
Special sizes and shapes to
order. We are the sole
agents In this city.
We are the largest re.
tailers Of Smyrna Rugs in
this country. The great ad.
vantage of a Smyrna is that
it is reversible. Wear one
side then the other. Every
size from a mat to a carpet.
Some Of this seasons
Smyrna patterns are won
derfully handsome, both in
style and coloriog. Smyrna
Carp.ts are made in sizes
oxo, 3xI2, 3xI5, 7.6xIo E,
oxI2, oxI5. and I2xI5 feet.
Rooms and halls can be COW
cred with them for not more
than a Brussels Carpet would
|cost-often for less. And
there is no expense tor max
ing or for lining.
Besides the Carpet sizes
there are nine sizes ol
Smyrna Rugs.
Art Squares. Ingram
Carpet woven in one piece,
with border, and in various
colors. A pretty, service
able, and little-cost floor
covering. For two seasons
past the call for these
Squares has been increasing.
We have taken the agency
of one Of the best English
makers, and offer his goods
for the first time this Fall.
Cairo Squares in the usual
sizes, from 3x2I to AXIS
yards. Quality 50 heavy
that the Square will always
keep Its place on the floor
lColoring dull so as better tt
produce the rug effect.
Two other g ra d e o.
Squares from the same
maker-the Congo and the
kenilworth. Both in full
assortment and quite differ.
ent in style and colorine
from goods made at home
A very pleasing effect i:
produced by either of these
Art Squares when used on 6
floor OF which about two fee
of the outer edge has beer
stained.
Our collection of Orienta
Rugs is very choice, par
ticularly In the large sizes o
IGhiardas, Persian, Oushak
Kirman; also some rarely
beautiful Antique Daahes
tans.
| The SIo.5o Daghestans Ii
fireplace sizes are unusua
moneys worth.
! We buy at bottom figures
Of course, and give custom
ers every advantage arising
from our large purchases a
first hands. They are atil
fancy prices for Rugs. bu
not at Wanamaker's. Wortl
hxes tine cost here.
Il Ii you can't come to tn
t Store, any question as t.
lquality or price will ,eceiv'
careful attention. So vii
, special orders.
! Cocoa Mastings; India ant
3 Domestic. Malabar and Ma
, pier Mattings as we'll. Fo
public buildings, school: